Debar Uprising

Target entity: Debar Uprising
Context triple: [Debar, historicalEvent, Debar Uprising]

• A. Malakand uprising of 1897
  The Malakand uprising of 1897 was a major anti-British tribal revolt on the North-West Frontier of British India, centered in the Malakand region and famously chronicled by Winston Churchill.
• B. Naxalbari uprising
  The Naxalbari uprising was a 1967 peasant revolt in West Bengal, India, that sparked the Naxalite–Maoist insurgency and became a landmark event in the country’s left-wing radical movement.
• C. Santhal rebellion
  The Santhal rebellion was an 1855–1856 uprising by the Santhal tribal community in eastern India against British colonial authorities and exploitative landlords, and is regarded as one of the earliest organized anti-colonial revolts in the region.
• D. Punjab insurgency
  The Punjab insurgency was a violent separatist movement in India during the 1980s and early 1990s, primarily led by Sikh militants seeking an independent state of Khalistan and marked by widespread terrorism, counterinsurgency operations, and significant civilian casualties.
• E. Sannyasi Rebellion
  The Sannyasi Rebellion was an 18th-century uprising in Bengal in which ascetic monks and local peasants resisted British colonial authority and oppressive taxation.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Debar Uprising
Target entity description: The Debar Uprising was a 1913 Albanian-led revolt against Serbian and Montenegrin forces in the Debar region following the Balkan Wars.

• A. Malakand uprising of 1897
  The Malakand uprising of 1897 was a major anti-British tribal revolt on the North-West Frontier of British India, centered in the Malakand region and famously chronicled by Winston Churchill.
• B. Naxalbari uprising
  The Naxalbari uprising was a 1967 peasant revolt in West Bengal, India, that sparked the Naxalite–Maoist insurgency and became a landmark event in the country’s left-wing radical movement.
• C. Santhal rebellion
  The Santhal rebellion was an 1855–1856 uprising by the Santhal tribal community in eastern India against British colonial authorities and exploitative landlords, and is regarded as one of the earliest organized anti-colonial revolts in the region.
• D. Punjab insurgency
  The Punjab insurgency was a violent separatist movement in India during the 1980s and early 1990s, primarily led by Sikh militants seeking an independent state of Khalistan and marked by widespread terrorism, counterinsurgency operations, and significant civilian casualties.
• E. Sannyasi Rebellion
  The Sannyasi Rebellion was an 18th-century uprising in Bengal in which ascetic monks and local peasants resisted British colonial authority and oppressive taxation.
• F. None of above. chosen